One small and powerful thing you can do to be a more inspiring leader
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Involving others and offering them choices provides people with a sense of autonomy and control.
When my niece Fiona was four, she began to resist getting dressed and rejected any outfit her mother selected. My sister-in-law then started to offer her daughter a choice for each type of clothing—i.e., a choice between these two shirts and then a choice between these two pants, etc. It worked beautifully: Fiona began to dress quickly and without resistance.